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As Cosby said after he and his buddy wound up in the hospital in the same room with the wino who had been assaulted by a screaming THING with two heads and eight limbs, we can all agree that little kids shouldn't watch horror films.

For a moment there, I saw the title of the comic and thought Pablo was missing a primo Abrams-Trek reference...

...thankfully, without lens flare.

Just great, as if I needed to ship Daylla and Castela more then I already did.

Castel seems to be a bit more collected now, not so much on hair trigger. That should reduce the risk of structural damage to the school.

Come on you two, just hug each other to sleep already! You know you both want it!

/wanders away singing "Into the darkness soon you'll be shrieking, what are you doing, what can you be screaming . . . "/

"...from that last time our sleeping bags were zipped up together..."

Let's see, starting at Shawna and going counter clockwise, it's her, Castella, Daylla, Scarlet, Timothy, and Hiroshi. Hiroshi and Shawna side by side may keep her awake for hours due to increased heart rate. He, on the other hand, will probably drop off immediately. I hope they're on sleeping pads. I wonder where Shawna and Scarlet are going to put their glasses to avoid risk of damage.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:As Cosby said after he and his buddy wound up in the hospital in the same room with the wino who had been assaulted by a screaming THING with two heads and eight limbs, we can all agree that little kids shouldn't watch horror films.

I get that reference. I had that record.

Opus the Poet wrote:Castel seems to be a bit more collected now, not so much on hair trigger. That should reduce the risk of structural damage to the school.

She's in 'Protector mode' due to Daylla being scared. When her focus is inward she has problems; but as long as she's focused on and needed by others, she's supreme.

Let us hope the ghost is not a previous custodian, "Get out of my room you damn pesky kids!"

eee wrote: I get that reference. I had that record.

"Faster, faster, you fool, you fool!"

And

"I told you that one, so I could tell you this..."

"Faster, faster, you fool, you fool!"

I saw this and immediately thought of this scene...

"Hurry, you fools!"



What comic is your avatar from?

He already mentioned it: "Shotgun Shuffle."

jeffepp wrote:

eee wrote: I get that reference. I had that record.

"Faster, faster, you fool, you fool!"

And

"I told you that one, so I could tell you this..."

I had that record and could do all the routines.

Once my ex--who has a near-encyclopedic knowledge of popular music, all genres, and owned hundreds of albums--asked me what was the first record album I ever bought.

I said, either the Smothers Brothers or Bill Cosby.

She said, that explains a lot of things.

Seinfeld memorized all those records when he was a kid, too. But he went on to annoy millions of people.

The first LP i ever bought was either the off-Broadway cast album of "Threepenny Opera" (with Beatrice Arthur as one of Macheath's wives} or the "Casino Royale" soundtrack. {That's the comedy version with David Niven, Woody Allen, et al.}

I bought the mono version of the "Casino Royale" album, because it was a buck cheaper.

If i had the stereo version in Very Good to Mint condition, it would be worth almost as much as the "Velvet Underground & Nico" album with the sticker unpeeled and the second face in the light show on the back cover...

Cosby, yeah, but morseso I recall 'this is the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius...", and 'the Muppet Musicians of Bremen Town' on wax as being some of the very earliest LP's I could claim as my own.